What do I know? I feel like I know a good amount of information. One important thing that I have realized since 6th or 7th grade almost if not all of my trips school related or leisure go wrong somehow. Whether it’s going to wyoming just to get snowed in with my entire junior high (35 people) and having to cancel our flight and reschedule it a day later. Also running out of food on the trip because we were not planning to stay an extra day.
Next we had to sprint a mile or two across denver airport to make the connecting flight. Or things happening like traveling to new york and accidentally going to the wrong airport to get back home because it turns out to be a different airport you fly out of than the one you arrived in. Even if it’s im rafting down the colorado river with my class and we all get food poisoning within a day or less of each other. Or if it's hiking down into the river kern for about a week and the teacher completely forgets to pack breakfast so we start gambling any snacks that we get.
Or something as weird as being on top of the empire state building and getting a notification that your flight leaves in 10 minutes… All of this and more has happened in my life and I would not change these experiences for anything. All of these things that happen are a lesson; a lesson on how to cope with change. Whether it’s a last minute change or a change coming in the next day to cope with this stuff cleanly and quickly is a great skill to have. Life will sometimes throw you fast balls or “challenges” Sometimes the “challenges” smacks you right in the nose, other times you will grab the fast ball and wing it right back in life’s own face. It’s how you make of the situation that matters. What I know is how to make the best of the situation .
Next we had to sprint a mile or two across denver airport to make the connecting flight. Or things happening like traveling to new york and accidentally going to the wrong airport to get back home because it turns out to be a different airport you fly out of than the one you arrived in. Even if it’s im rafting down the colorado river with my class and we all get food poisoning within a day or less of each other. Or if it's hiking down into the river kern for about a week and the teacher completely forgets to pack breakfast so we start gambling any snacks that we get.
Or something as weird as being on top of the empire state building and getting a notification that your flight leaves in 10 minutes… All of this and more has happened in my life and I would not change these experiences for anything. All of these things that happen are a lesson; a lesson on how to cope with change. Whether it’s a last minute change or a change coming in the next day to cope with this stuff cleanly and quickly is a great skill to have. Life will sometimes throw you fast balls or “challenges” Sometimes the “challenges” smacks you right in the nose, other times you will grab the fast ball and wing it right back in life’s own face. It’s how you make of the situation that matters. What I know is how to make the best of the situation .